Wills, revocable Trust, irrevocable Land Trust, wealth transfer, Immediate annuities, family trust, special needs trust.
Helping seniors qualify for Medicaid benefits to cover long-term care costs while preserving their assets.
Retirement planning: Ensuring that seniors have sufficient resources and income to maintain their desired lifestyle during retirement
Guardianship and conservatorship: Establishing legal authority for someone to make decisions on behalf of an elderly person who is no longer able to do so themselves.
Special needs planning: For seniors with disabled children or other dependents, elder law planning can involve creating special needs trusts and other arrangements to ensure ongoing care and financial support without jeopardizing eligibility for government benefits.
